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Driftwood

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Driftwood

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What a sad, sad picture to paint

Of a dirty, dirty little soul

We are so blind here

Let's watch us all fall apart

Find it hard to believe in it

Believe in it, believe in

What you give to me

Never thought I would find you here

Find you here, find you

Tie a rope to either side

Either side and let's see how our limbs hold up

Eventually we will sink or swim

Sink or swim, sink into the great abyss

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